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... Rickaby John, efq. Bridlington Robin lon John, gent. ScuKontes Robinfon Jofeph, gent. South Duffidd Raines William, gent. Wyton Staveley William, gem. York Cattle Strickland Henry, efq Boynton Singleton William, gent. Mdtonbf Singleton John, gent. Great Givendale ...
... Mil's Stum-tons; Sir Frank Standifli; Sir John Shelly ; Hon. Mr. Saville ; Col . Saville ; Cbi. and Mrs. Sotheron ; Gen. Staveley ; Sir Charles and Lady Turner ; bii-H. T. Vane; Sir Rowland Winn; Sir G. and Lady Wombwell ; Mr. Worm-Id, &c. &c. Earl F ...
... Humphrey Traffo.d Grefley Cade James Spondon Needham William Great Kuchiow Cantrell Jofeph King. Newton Neville Richard Wood Staveley Carter Rev. Thomas Langwith Nightingale Peter Wuodend Carver Rev. Jchn Chefterfield Noble William Darby Cecil Joieu.. Dronfield ...
... year. On Monday sennight, William Briggs, Esq. was elected mayorof-Kehdal. On Monday sennight, Mr John Kilby and Mr Wilham Staveley were chosen sheriffs of York for the year ensuing. Yesterday sennight, the Lprd Bishop of Litch- field and Coventry, arrived ...
... fe’ennight, William Briggs, A nota- was clefed mayor of Kendal. yds Monday fe’ennight, Mr. John Kilby an at- | and Mr. William Staveley were chofen ds, of York. nor Fofeph Francis, a native of German Spi who lately effected his efcape trom the Pre ay, | volt ...
... LEEDS. Oiloher 27. GENERAL STAVELEY en Monday Ini. in i'peclctl the Volunteers cl this Borough, upon Woodhouic Moor ; when Lit was plcaled to exprels lumlelf highly gratiticd with their nitnceuvrcs .mci tiring., ami with their military appearance He alio ...
... for their Ibl- uier-like appearance and ftriit dilcipline. On Monday the Otley Armed Association was reviewed by General Staveley, who was pkafed tocaprels himlelf highly gratified with their very foldirr-llke appearance, and with the nufterly manner ...
... Berwick. On Monday lalt the York. Volunteer Corps of Cavalry and Infantry were reviewed upon Knave-Inure by Major-General Staveley, who was phaled to exprcli bis fulleft approbation of their military appearance, and the correci- nefs with which they went ...
... Alfo Abraham Sharpe, late of Arinlrv, in this borough, and a debtor in the iiti'd c.illlt, charged upon the oath* of Wm. Staveley, and leveial others, with aiding and .(Biting John Williamson, a. prifoner in the (aid gaol, con- victed capitally of felony ...
... ftealing a mils from Mr Jacfcfon's w«ggon *, and John Guifeley, of the lame pl»*e, for abufmg the Rev. James Hartley, pf Staveley. Prite tf&r* â Ltedt'.^eWuM CSI. cd. , to 565. Od. R^e, o*. cd. to os. od âBeins if*, to 34*. â Oats per Qaarter (8 ...
... Grenville, Gowydir, !Iridium, Sheffield, Henley, Hobart, kkoston, and Selsey. Loftus, Adeane, D'Oiley, l isher, Harris, Staveley, and Mrjus Deshrow. sir H. parker, Sir P. Parker, and Sir K. Onslow. C.ilmteh—Lisne. !terries, Sims, Jackson, `Westoth.Nugent; ...